concepts
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type: ConceptGroup
member: multicultural psychology

conceptual issues in multicultural psychology
type: Concept
broader: multicultural psychology

cross-cultural psychology
type: Concept
narrower: multicultural psychology

cultural concerns
type: Concept
broader: multicultural psychology

indigenous concerns
type: Concept
broader: multicultural psychology

measurement
type: Concept
broader: multicultural psychology

multicultural psychology
type: Concept
broader: cross-cultural psychology
definition: Multiculturalism has been called the “fourth force” of psychology by Paul B. Pedersen, Pius K. Essandoh, and others (following psychoanalysis, behaviorism, and humanism as schools of thought). Multicultural psychology is a major influence in contemporary psychology and includes such broad topic areas as racial identity development, acculturation, prejudice and stereotyping, and multicultural competence. [Source: Encyclopedia of Counseling; Multicultural Psychology]
narrower: treatment in multicultural psychology
narrower: indigenous concerns
narrower: sociological issues
narrower: measurement
narrower: conceptual issues in multicultural psychology
narrower: cultural concerns
narrower: professional organizations

professional organizations
type: Concept
broader: multicultural psychology

sociological issues
type: Concept
broader: multicultural psychology

treatment in multicultural psychology
type: Concept
broader: multicultural psychology